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13 hours ago, tomski said:

Good info 

Head full of irrelevant trivia.

 

 

34 minutes ago, ZicoKelly said:

 

 

I’ll take a wild guess odsall Bradford. 

Newcastle, st James park?

Bradford City , as a guess 

1 hour ago, ZicoKelly said:

 

 

Fuck me, how far did you ride?

11 minutes ago, Casino said:

Fuck me, how far did you ride?

😅 very good, that made me :lol: out loud

I think that's the first time, you've said something as funny as you look

Carrow road

No idea except its on the side of a hill or on a valley bottom and Old Calabar dog food was made in Liverpool.

Blinding picture though, you can smell the decay... can you score rebounds off those walls?

Edited January 13, 20215 yr by Dimron

Is it a pitch inspection?

No one's got it yet, you're only getting it via a lucky guess, if you follow the same social media account i do and saw it earlier, or if you do a reverse Google image search 

Keep the guesses coming

 

 

 

2 hours ago, ZicoKelly said:

 

 

Be amazed if anyone gets this 

Saw this picture on a twitter feed or similar in the last couple of days 

Not surprised it was closed and the club concerned moved to their current ground in the 1930s - looks a proper death trap 

The grounds name was very appropriate given the clubs nickname but without seeing the twitter link I would have had absolutely no idea 

 

 

 

 

The Nest Norwich City old ground before Carrow road

15 minutes ago, brunelli said:

The Nest Norwich City old ground before Carrow road

Is the correct answer

Lucky guess?

Just looked it up, got the valley bottom bit right... it was in the bottom of a quarry... looks great

Didnt even know Norwich existed before Jeremy Goss.

1 hour ago, brunelli said:

The Nest Norwich City old ground before Carrow road

😄

& Norwich's "On the ball, City " is supposed to be the first ever football song !!!

Compared to the previous one this is easy ...

Taken after WW2 

 

6 hours ago, brunelli said:

The Nest Norwich City old ground before Carrow road

just noticed you joined in 2008, and that was your first post

bit odd, I presume you are from Miami's alias farm

1 hour ago, Benny The Ball said:

Compared to the previous one this is easy ...

Taken after WW2 

 

New Brighton?

1 minute ago, Casino said:

New Brighton?

Is correct 

I was trying to find a liverpool ground that might have been the answer to brad wiggins question earlier

Pretty sure it says NB played at an 80k capacity stadium way back

2 hours ago, Casino said:

New Brighton?

So what was the building overlooking the pitch ?

Genuinely interested 

36 minutes ago, embankment said:

So what was the building overlooking the pitch ?

Genuinely interested 

It was the building that New Brighton Tower (think a slightly smaller Blackpool Tower) was built from.

I can't place a picture on here, but it's on this ...

https://images.app.goo.gl/3h2HRvCdeeop7zTu9

The Tower was demolished in 1920.  The building, hotel & ballroom, in 1969.

Edited January 13, 20215 yr by Dr. Feelgood

16 hours ago, Casino said:

I was trying to find a liverpool ground that might have been the answer to brad wiggins question earlier

Pretty sure it says NB played at an 80k capacity stadium way back

Apparently so - Was for a long time the biggest sports stadium in Northern England - on a par with the Crystal Palace 

Have seen figures of 100,000 capacity quoted in some articles 

Get a better idea as to its size from picture below 

 

Edited January 14, 20215 yr by Benny The Ball